Owner (John Curtis) started John's Twin Ports Recycling with a focus on lower rates and better services. In the recent past, John has aided other local recyclers in recycling over 1 million pounds of recycled electronics.         

Some obsolete electronics can create environmental hazards and legal liabilities if they are disposed of improperly. With more than four pounds of lead in many TV picture tubes and computer monitors, along with other potentially hazardous materials such as mercury, chromium, and cadmium, electronics call for special handling at the end of their lives.         

We can issue customers a Certificate of Recycling upon request releasing them of the liabilities associated with the improper handling and disposal of their materials. We comply with all State and Federal regulations. We guarantee none of the equipment we receive will ever be landfilled or exported to countries less regulated than the United States.         

Our mission: To prevent electronics and their hazardous materials from reaching the landfills, while raising awareness of recycling laws and the dangers of electronic materials as waste.